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    TINY
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    Easter is coming and I would like to try to dye coconut to look like grass
    how can I do that without making it soggy I never done it would the paste
    kind of dye be better then the liquid ones

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  2. Rusty
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    TINY said:

    Easter is coming and I would like to try to dye coconut to look like grass
    how can I do that without making it soggy I never done it would the paste
    kind of dye be better then the liquid ones

    In a plastic bag, shake 1 cup of shredded coconut with 1 tablespoon
    green food coloring until well coated – spread coconut on waxed paper
    to dry for about half hour.

    Rusty
    Sacramento, CA

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  3. TINY
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    Thank you should I use the paste kind of dye
    "Rusty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    TINY said:

    Easter is coming and I would like to try to dye coconut to look like grass
    how can I do that without making it soggy I never done it would the paste
    kind of dye be better then the liquid ones

    In a plastic bag, shake 1 cup of shredded coconut with 1 tablespoon
    green food coloring until well coated - spread coconut on waxed paper
    to dry for about half hour.

    Rusty
    Sacramento, CA

    Report
  4. Rusty
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    TINY said:

    Thank you should I use the paste kind of dye
    "Rusty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    TINY said:

    Easter is coming and I would like to try to dye coconut to look like grass
    how can I do that without making it soggy I never done it would the paste
    kind of dye be better then the liquid ones

    In a plastic bag, shake 1 cup of shredded coconut with 1 tablespoon
    green food coloring until well coated - spread coconut on waxed paper
    to dry for about half hour.

    Rusty
    Sacramento, CA


    Those instructions are for the liquid food coloring.

    Rusty

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  5. TINY
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    Thanks again for your time and help
    "Rusty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    TINY said:

    Thank you should I use the paste kind of dye
    "Rusty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 21:43:04 GMT, "TINY" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >Easter is coming and I would like to try to dye coconut to look like
    >grass
    >how can I do that without making it soggy I never done it would the
    >paste
    >kind of dye be better then the liquid ones
    >

    In a plastic bag, shake 1 cup of shredded coconut with 1 tablespoon
    green food coloring until well coated - spread coconut on waxed paper
    to dry for about half hour.

    Rusty
    Sacramento, CA


    Those instructions are for the liquid food coloring.

    Rusty

    Report
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    Rusty said:
    TINY said:

    Easter is coming and I would like to try to dye coconut to look like


    grass

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    how can I do that without making it soggy I never done it would the


    paste

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    kind of dye be better then the liquid ones

    In a plastic bag, shake 1 cup of shredded coconut with 1 tablespoon
    green food coloring until well coated - spread coconut on waxed


    paper

    Quoted message said:

    to dry for about half hour.

    Rusty
    Sacramento, CA

    1 T. food coloring to 1 C. coconut? Man, that will be some kinda
    GREEN. ;-)

    I'd go with a half teaspoon to start, and then adjust as necessary.

    I always use a glass jar with a lid - like a pint-size canning jar - to
    shake it in.

    N.

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  7. TINY
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    Thank you
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    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Rusty said:
    TINY said:

    Easter is coming and I would like to try to dye coconut to look like


    grass

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    how can I do that without making it soggy I never done it would the


    paste

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    kind of dye be better then the liquid ones

    In a plastic bag, shake 1 cup of shredded coconut with 1 tablespoon
    green food coloring until well coated - spread coconut on waxed


    paper

    Quoted message said:

    to dry for about half hour.

    Rusty
    Sacramento, CA

    1 T. food coloring to 1 C. coconut? Man, that will be some kinda
    GREEN. ;-)

    I'd go with a half teaspoon to start, and then adjust as necessary.

    I always use a glass jar with a lid - like a pint-size canning jar - to
    shake it in.

    N.

    Report

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